St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12


day, the incoming city trains brought
out crowds of people anxious for sight
of the blue waters of the lake and
days recreation and rest. This has
been the best week for the hotels so far,
as the following lists of names which APP
pear on the several registers will show:
Williams House,. w. Cathie, j. W.
wife, f. NJ Williams. Mrs. Amy Ander-
son, Miss \. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Duagan. l.. d. Ross, Edward
Scott. NJ. J. Selboor Charles Ii. Bene-
diet. j. p. Cearritle. Mark +. Bohrer,
o. w. Brenizer and lady. James Casey,
Frank Friend, NJ. j. Mcmahon, George
S. Garnett, NJ. f. Vinton. Frank NJ.
Catlin, J. II. Skinner, j. X. Stearns,
wife and child, Mrs. G. T. Howell,
Blakely, f. H. Elliott, c. S. Nicely,
George Mckay, Miss NJ. butcher, NJ. a.
Sherwin, f. ID. Comings, W. J. Swan and
wife, Mrs. 5. SteenSon, T. B. Shofelton,
II. c. Hope, Miss Nellie Hope, George
a. BallOu, w. II. Stafford and lady,
George Bigelow, st. Paul; NJ. LiederS-
dorf and lady, Milwaukee; Mrs: G: S.
Norfolk. Chicago J. Rodrigue and wife,
White Bear; \. Nudge. Minneapolis;
Owen Gaffney, Buffalo, n. Y; c: b.
Cobb, White Bear; William H. Fry,
indianapolis; 0. NJ. Towner, Minneapo-
lis: Lyman Nelson, Muncie, Ind: c. G..
Hammel New York; George Murch,
Miss SmithSon, Saltwater,
Leip House-George W. Freeman
and wife, S. Louenstein, D. f. Roselle,
A c. Lewis. Mrs. j. II. Dodge. Mrs. U.
Rand, 4. K. Pruden, j. S. Friedman,
II. E. Driese, 5. .. Geiser, j. G.
Clement. f. o. Wood, J. Biggs and
lady. \. r. Bushnell, r. S. futile, j. S.
q. Griffin and wife, X. P. Cullen and
wife. st. Paul: Mrs. A. NJ. Judd, II. c.
Hope Miss Nellie Hope, Mrs. q. T. Nor
folk, Chicago: E. Shirk and daughter,
L. Z. Fisher. Frank Yoerg, q. r. Rugg,
W. L. Prior, William Blakeley and
lady, Mrs. NJ. VI. Jones, Miss Jones,
J. S. Mccoy, Z. W. Leonard, W. Yoerg
and wife, George Marti and family,
Oscar CIaussen. +. \. Sherman, J. NJ.
Goldsmith, George Il. Lains and wife.
II. C. Smith and wife. Ernest Werner
and wife. Mrs. Oswald and family. E.
II. Williams and lady, l.. d. Rum
A. Crisham, Clarence f. Secor.
George W. Bloomhardt. ST. Paul; y. c.
Strong. Sioux City: Edw Simonton
and family. Mrs. J. \. MacGregor and
child, c. Riley and wife, st. Paul; j.
W. Cakes, Wheatland; James Bruce
dllu WIZ MIS-. Il. EDdl1lb. I'uIuLll. MILL.
Thomas Fl. Pratt, Chicago; William II.
Oswald, Duluth. Mimi; w. J. Scott. F.
Fleigner and family, F. G. Brady, Mrs.
H. Howard. Mrs. \. Rand, Minneapolis.
Chateaugay - Clarence E. Sherwin,
P. J. Hevener, Miss Carrie Middleton,
Miss Emma Rogers, G. 4. Knight, E.
Mcconnell, L. H. Waters. L. NJ. Hast
ings, Fred Shaft, F. E. Mantien, II. NJ.
Bristol, F. F. LOOMS. NJ. Butler. H.
Howard, E. W. Gloen, C.. Riley and
daughter. Peter Schetham, Joseph Har-
rington, Frank NJ. Reed, f. NJ. Catlin,
J. H. Skinner, w. p. Barrett,
DR.. II. Z. Burdett and wife,
J. G.. EichhOrn, a. r. Stacy, c. Bray, G.
W. Sample and w. J. Swan and wife,
st. Paul; J. f. Melgren, James Bundle,
Minneapolis: John j. Howard, st. Peter;
j. w. Towke and son, Oshawa; j. A.
Body and wife, Saratoga; A. c., Craig,
Buffalo; Howard Maynard. New York;
George II. Clapp, Chicago; w. n.
Wright, Miss Angie NJ. Churchill
MINNEAPOLIS: James St. Clair, Osh-
kosh: w. H. Gardner, PittSburg. Pa;
Harris Gilmore, Duluth; Frank Sar-
geant, New York; John S. Barnard,
London, Eng; T0psy Ryan, Chicago: S.
J. Ryan, River Falls: John Simpson,
Jacksonville, Fla; John J. Farewell,
Mich; John Simpson, River Falls; Allin
Mclean, Minneapolis; Isaac Shea, Still
water.
DELLwooD.
The first of the series of summer
hops to be given by the Matoska club
will take place the latter part of the
present month, probably the 9th inst.
Owing to the increased membership of
the club (Which now numbers upwards
OF eighty members) and the limited ac-
commodatiOns for dancing, there will
be few, if any, invitations issued to out
siders. Siebert'S orchestra will furnish
music and the steamer Dispatch will
carry guests the same as last summer.
At the meeting Monday night, w. S.
Wood was elected an active member
and John f. Heinline, J. B. McTaggart,
c. l.. ZenZieS, w. J. Murnane, w. E.
Cathie, of st. Paul, and Fred p. Siddall
of Minneapolis were elected associate
members.
Maurice W. Randle, a recent arrival
from New England. is late acquisition
to the MatoSka club. Mr.. Randle is
quite an expert in boating and all out
door sports, and by his genial and win
some manner has made many friends in
tbs club. When on the lake Mr.. Randle
may be distinguished by red flannel
coat, which he denOminateS a BLAZER"
and white flannel trousers; white can
vas shoes encaSe his neither extremeties
and a red cap protects his head from the
suns rays. AS DiXey says in ''Adonis,"
sits English, you kneOw," and real
deyiIish" Maurice will continue the
leading attraction throughout the sum-
mer.
Sunday morning, as the gray light of
dawn stole DER the eastern horizon.
Messrs. Chase and Birchall repaired to
the dock where their new sailing canoe
lay moored, and with few choice and
appropriate words BETTING the occasion
Mr.. Chase broke a bottle of pop over
her bow and chrstened the gallant little
craft the ''Manitou." The club mascot
this year is the little Six-year-old daugh-
ter of the cook. It's a 'black picka-
ninny, from old Virginie," and answers
to the name of Birdie. On moonlight
evening of last week one of the club
warblers commenced singing a sad re-
frain, entitled 'In Lighthouse by the
Sea-" with the accent on the sea. A
few bubbles rising to the surface marked
she spot where his body DISAPPEARED.
The opening dinner of the NEatOSka
club occurred on Saturday, the 4th inst,
and was participated IN by the follow
ing members: j. G. Robertson, Henry
d. Lang, G. y. Severance, William A.
Lang. ". d. O.. Smith, Arthur w. It'd
marsh, Fl. r. r.. Hamilton, George r.
Henderson, L. y. Gray, G. d. Glass, W.
D. Album. w. d. Wood, Maurice w.
Randle, Ernest Birchall, r. f. Piatt.
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